Neem Capsule

FAQs

1. Does the herb Neem beneficial for worm infestations?
   Ayurvedic point of view:
   Yes, neem is beneficial for worm infestation. The anti-worm, anthelmintic property of herb neem prevents the growth of worms. It helps to remove the worms too.
   Modern point of view:
   The leaves of the herb Neem show the anthelmintic property that suppresses parasite activity. Hence, all worms are removed from the body.
2. How Neem herb good for getting relief from Malaria?
   Ayurvedic point of view:
   The herb neem is bitter in taste & shows as anti-microbial property. It prevents the growth of infection. All symptoms related to malaria are treated with the herb neem.
   Modern point of view:
   Neem herb suppresses the growth of the malarial parasite due to its antimalarial property. The antioxidant nature of neem removes all toxins out from the body.
3.  Is Neem beneficial in Diabetes mellitus?
   Ayurvedic point of view:
   Yes, the herb neem helps to reduce high blood sugar levels. The neem herb has a bitter (Tikta) taste & removes ama (toxins). This herb shows anti-diabetic property that helps control the high blood sugar levels.
   Modern point of view:
   Nimbinin in herb neem helps to lower high blood sugar levels. The leaves of neem show the anti-diabetic property that manages diabetes mellitus due to its bitter taste.
4. How can we use Neem for head lice?
   Ayurvedic point of view:
   The dry & bitter quality of neem controls dandruff & removes head lice. Head lice are developed due to insecticidal infection. So the anti-microbial property of neem herb prevents the growth of head lice.
   Modern point of view:
   A modern research shown that Neem seed extract based shampoo if used regularly and kept applied for 5 minutes [in children] and 15 minutes [in adults] can kill the lice larvae significantly.
5. Is Neem beneficial for Dental plaque?
   Ayurvedic point of view:
   According to Ayurveda, the astringent (kashaya) nature of the herb Neem deals with dental plaque problems. It reduces the risk of tooth decay & gum bleeding. Small branches of Neem tree are used since ages as natural dental brush called “daatun” in India. Many Indians, chew the small piece of Neem tree branch, and turns it into a natural brush and use daily morning to cleanse their teeth.
   Modern point of view:Neem shows antimicrobial, antioxidant, & anti-bacterial properties. These properties deal with dental plaque naturally. It helps in dental problems such as tooth decay, gingivitis, & cavities, etc. So, use this herb for treating dental plaque.